Deep Blue Sea knife

[Bob Irons]

ok, all you knife experts. Which knife broke while prying open the door?

 

[tknife]

Looked to me like a Kershaw Sea Hunter, or a similar dive knife. Great flick too!

 

[Marion David Poff]

I think it was of a dive knife only brand.

See, that is why you should not use a knife as a prybar.

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[tallwingedgoat]

MDP,

But you also see that there are times when a knife must pry and not break.

You never know if a super intelligent shark will chase you through an underwater spacestation.

 

[yoda4561]

Yeah, I hate it when that happens..

 

[tknife]

Next time I'm in an underwater super-shark making station, I'll have my Battle Mistress strapped to my leg

 

[Walt Welch]

Well, gents, I think I will have my small U-2 Kit Carson Dive knife made of Talonite (r). Unless the large one is done; it is being made of 1/4" stock. For those times when you absolutely, positively have to pry the S**T out of something. Or cut it; the small U-2 is scary sharp all over.

Watch for a review soon,

Walt

 

[David Bloch]

I read this post yesterday and saw DBS last night. Great movie, not a dull moment. The knife looked pretty generic. Could be a Taiwan or Italian no name or probably a prop knife designed to break. I did notice the line cutter at the choil.

Even though the guy broke that one he had another blade stapped to his leg later in the movie. Since he was so busy saving his own and every one elses skin, I'm trying to figure out where and when he picked the second knife up. Was he wearing that one earlier in the movie?



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[stray]

The nice thing about movies is that they don't have to make sense.